More US cops died from suicide than on duty in 2019

The Trump administration has announced new school lunch guidelines that would roll back several changes made by former First Lady Michelle Obama. The new rules will allow more pizza, meat and potatoes over fresh vegetables, fruits and whole grains. The announcement came on Michelle Obama’s 56th birthday, replacing her ’healthy school lunches’ which was her signature issue as first lady.

A deaf man has reportedly filed a lawsuit against popular adult video website, Pornhub, because he says it doesn’t provide closed captioning on its videos. In the court documents, the man has listed several titles he watched but was completely lost when it came to the dialogues of the video.

A Minnesota teacher knelt during Monday night’s college football championship game. Kelly Holstine, winner of Minnesota’s 2019 ’Teacher of the Year’ award, knelt in protest & said it felt right ’to have a very respectful protest’. The game was attended by President Trump & First Lady Melania Trump. Holstine said she was motivated to kneel in support of ’individuals who are not being supported’.

A 12-person panel, consisting of seven men and five women, were selected as jurors for Harvey Weinstein’s sexual assault trial in New York. On Friday, lawyers of the disgraced movie mogul demanded that the trial be moved out of the city after claiming his case has turned into a ’media and entertainment circus,’ making it impossible for Weinstein to get a fair trial in his hometown.

The legal team defending US President Donald Trump in his impeachment trial will include a lawyer from the ’dream team’ that got OJ Simpson acquitted and another whose investigative report got Clinton impeached. Alan Dershowitz and Ken Starr are part of the legal team that will be led by White House counsel Pat Cipollone and Trump’s private lawyer Jay Sekulow.

A man charged with killing his wife, three children and dog in their Florida home is now being investigated for health care fraud in Connecticut. According to court documents, Anthony Todt was being investigated for submitting fraudulent claims for physical therapy by the FBI. Todt has confessed to the slayings and is being held on the premeditated murder charges.

A man who has been accused of having sexually assaulted a teenage waitress at his wedding reception has been sentenced to probation. 32 year old Matthew Aimers of New Jersey pleaded guilty to charges of indecent exposure, simple assault and disorderly conduct.

A Florida woman who fed vultures, alligators and other wildlife behind her house, has agreed to pay $53,000 to settle a suit brought by the community’s property owners association. In approving the settlement, the court barred Irma Acosta Arya from further feedings. The association alleged that Acosta Arya’s feedings attracted vultures, raccoons, alligators and a bobcat, since 2016.

Roughly 170 people who have visited California’s Yosemite national park in recent weeks have suffered upset stomachs and diarrhea, symptoms that park authorities say are consistent with norovirus. Norovirus is highly contagious and can be spread through direct contact with an infected person. The park is undertaking ’extensive cleaning and enhanced sanitation protocols’ to address the outbreak.

Boeing is working on a newly discovered software glitch in the 737 MAX, which has been grounded for months after the jetliner was blamed in two deadly crashes that killed 346 people. The aircraft manufacturer found that two flight computers were not communicating on startup as they should have and resolving the issue may cause the return of the Boeing 737 MAX to be delayed even longer.

A South Carolina woman has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for fatally poisoning her husband with eye drops. Lana Clayton, 53, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in connection with the July 2018 death of her husband Steven Clayton. Lana had initially said that Steven suffered from vertigo and tumbled down the stairs. Clayton was mad at her allegedly abusive husband.

The condition of roads in the state of Texas is considered to be dangerous as of now due to the presence of ice. An alert has been issued from New Mexico to Ohio against a severe winter storm. Adverse weather conditions due to the severe winters are expected to affect all but nine states of the US.

The FBI has arrested three suspected members of a neo-Nazi group, days before a planned gun-rights rally in Virginia. The three men include Brian Lemley (a former cavalry scout in the US army), Patrik Mathews (a former combat engineer in the Canadian army reserve), and a suspected white supremacist William Bilbrough. They are accused of interstate commerce of weapons, harboring illegal aliens.

A new research has revealed that single payer healthcare plans might end up saving the country more money over a period of time, contrary to popular opinion. Many of these plans might save more in the very first year after being implemented. This comes as a big boost for Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, who have proposed plans running into tens of trillions of dollars.

A Congressional watchdog, the Government Accountability Office, said Thursday that the Trump administration violated federal law last year by withholding security aid for Ukraine. ’Faithful execution of the law does not permit the President to substitute his own policy priorities for those that Congress has enacted into law’, the GAO report read.

Evelyn Yang, the wife of Andrew Yang, has revealed that she was sexually assaulted by her gynecologist while she was pregnant with her first child. Yang accused Columbia University Dr. Robert Hadden of assaulting her in 2012 during her first pregnancy. Yang said she discovered Hadden had been reported for sexual assault by another patient. Hadden was arrested in 2012 but the arrest was voided.

Florida’s Supreme Court ruled Thursday that convicted felons must pay fines and other fees related to their sentences before voting. The opinion sided with Republican Governor Ron DeSantis. In 2018, Florida voters approved a measure that amended the state’s constitution to give voting rights to 1.4 million former felons. The SC decision is not legally binding but could influence future rulings.